Hello Thorsten, Sunday, January 30, 2005, 8:07:06 AM, you wrote:
TH> I use Debian Sarge, which recently updated to SA 3.0.2. After this TH> update, SA started assigning low scores to high Bayesian probabilties. TH> I had a look at 50_scores.cf and it seems that SA uses the fourth TH> column where it used the third column before. TH> The manpage tells me that the fourth column is used when "network TH> tests are enabled". However, I couldn't find anything (neither in the TH> FAQ nor in the docs) about what these network tests are meant to be. TH> (They certainly don't block spam.) They certainly do. TH> I tried to disable some plugins from init.pre, but that didn't help. TH> So my questions are: What are network test? How can I make them work? TH> How can I disable them in a way that brings back useful scores? Rather, I suspect your installation has "network tests enabled" but the network tests are failing, possibly because of unmet installation prerequisites. You could reinstall and during the installation specify that you want network tests off, but I think you'll be better off by fixing your installation so the network tests work. Bob Menschel
